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'There was music in her': Vancouver music community remembers Jocelyn Morlock

Members of Canada's music community are mourning the death of beloved musician Jocelyn Morlock, a Juno award-winning composer who spent years as the composer-in-residence at the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra.The 53-year-old's death was acknowledged by the symphony,…

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Adan Canto, Mexican actor known for X-Men: Days of Future Past, dead at 42

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'There was music in her': Vancouver music community remembers Jocelyn Morlock

Some Ottawa businesses reserving times for vaccinated customers only

UBC researchers to help identify Alzheimer's risks specific to people of Asian ancestry